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thetravelmagazine.net
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Mexican food is practically a signature cuisine of San Francisco. Some might argue we have guacamole running through our veins. This Dogpatch neighborhood taqueria has the magic touch. Run by chef Michael Gaines, who worked at the lauded Manresa in Los Gatos, the compact restaurant packs in the flavor on its small menu specializing in tacos and margaritas. Other not-to-miss standouts are the fried chicken torta and the pozole, the likes of which are hard to find elsewhere.

sftravel.com
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San Francisco and food go together like fog and summertime, and dining out is a sport as beloved as Giants baseball. With thousands of restaurants across the city, choosing where to book a table can be daunting. Here are 12 places to try in 2018 (one for each month), some already pleasing crowds and a few to look out for. True Laurel (753 Alabama St.)The award-winning team behind the ticketed dinner-party restaurant known as Lazy Bear are branching out with this cocktail bar and restaurant.

wesaidgotravel.com
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Let’s start with a little exercise. Raise your hand if you:1. Have had a great meal out2. Love to try new places to eat3. Can recall a memory of a meal shared with a friend or family memberYou probably raised your hand to all three, right? Now raise your hand if you can tell me something about the history of your favorite dish, or an anecdote about your favorite restaurant or a personal story about the chef who owns it? Ah ha—not as many hands. Luckily you’ve stumbled onto the right book.

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